Tuathan (too-AH-than)
It either says when they are horses, they are gathering the gods, or they have got the horse gods, but the tenses are a bit tricky.
The Tuatha de Daiyan ruled over Anvimar for an age and traces of their passing remain in many areas throughout the continent. Their language can be found in ruins, ancient scrolls, and etched items of power long since parted from their creators. Few remain in the mortal realm who can read it, fewer still with the tongue to speak it. Some believe truly understanding the language would give the speaker insights into the workings of time itself.
Modern Usage
It is very rare to find any modern usage of Tuathan. Some wizards who are familiar with it have created ciphers based on the language to encode their spellbooks. More likely you'll find speakers within the feywild, perhaps an old eladrin, studious satyr, or an archfey who once roamed the mortal realm and fought back the fomorians.
Tenses
Secrets of Time
Some believe that the Tuathans hid the secrets to manipulating time within the structure of their language and simply understanding the language would grant extraordinary powers. The Magerium has several members conducting research into the language, whether for general education or because they truly believe these rumours is another matter. Most without some tie to the feywild have too much difficulty understanding the tense structure of the language and rarely make it past the basics.
Possibly connecting time magic to use of a language is great. I'm trying to wrap my head around that sentence with the lord's tunic. But I enjoy languages and people with flexibility regarding linear time.
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Thank you! I *think* in this case the issues with that sentence express the difficulties of translation I was trying to express, although I think the following sentence trying to explain it could use a touch up.
Yes. That was meant as a compliment as it does exactly what it needs to in order to explain the nuances of a time language.
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